Book Reviews

The magic Etta’s needle weaves just might inspire readers to weave a little (real) magic of their own, born out of faith and perseverance.

When a murder occurs one of the pieces of evidence is a photo shot just after the fact. The photo depicts a space in time where imagination sets the scene.

Bommersbach tells the story of the only woman ever lynched in the Wyoming Territory.

While this is a useful reference book about a blues legend who deserves to be remembered, it ultimately provides little personal information about Big Mama Thonrton's life.

Bel’lar is a military man in charge of an important fact finding mission. He is challenged with finding a mythical planet where they may find hope.

Four writers deliver holiday tales packed with suspense and romance.

Jacob Underwood is not like anyone else, for he experiences Cotard’s syndrome, a real condition that causes him to believe he is dead.

There isn’t a more comprehensive accounting of The Jesus and Mary Chain story, but 'Barbed Wire Kisses' does read more like a long-form article than a novel.

'Double Down' is great for political junkies, but even better for those turned off by the dryness of cable news delivery. It's juicy, dramatic and infused with the play-by-play action of Washington's favorite contact sport.

In a murder case deep and muddy, a macabre killer has his own agenda.